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Bacterial Cells Prokaryotes are relatively simple life forms which do not have specialised structures (organelles) in their cells. The genetic material is a ring of DNA that is not enclosed in a nuclear membrane and there may also be other little rings of DNA (plasmids) that float around in the cytoplasm. Bacteria and Blue-green Algae (Cyanophytes) are prokaryotes and together they constitute the Kingdom Monera. All other life forms have their DNA enclosed in a cell nucleus and they are called Eukaryotes. [CH] {EN}
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